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I bought this mixer in hopes that I could improve the quality of the setup, but now I'm lost. This works, but there are issues with that method as you could imagine. I've been using two HyperX Cloud Core headsets connected via a splitter in order to record dual-commentary during the matches. I stream local Smash 4 tournaments in my city.

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